Rejected by Stripe: How to Move Forward with Payment Solutions?

[StephB]

The cloaking works and will always work. For bad actors reporting a payment, you can use different payment accounts, for example: one for trusted users (from typical country for example) and one for risky users.
And some other methods used by marketing cloackers...

The problem these days is not about cloaking, the problem is that Stripe is becoming aggressive like Paypal, fast ban for nothing, before you got paid if your account was banned, now bye bye your account and your money.
You have to cloack with a strong payment processor no this s**t of stripe or paypal.

I appreciate the input. What makes a payment processor "strong"?

 

[Tate]

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I appreciate the input. What makes a payment processor "strong"?

A payment provider that asks for very little information when you open an account, such as Stripe or paypal, is the worst, because you think you'll be safe when accepting payments, but in fact, while you're accepting payments, they're doing these checks, and they'll kick you out, which is all the more frustrating, while taking your money in the process (they've passed the word with paypal). In 2023, stripe changed its policy, it bans faster than before (AI use probably), and it doesn't give the money back.

It's better to go to (“strong”) payment providers like Adyen, NMI etc. with more thorough checks of your business' eligibility on entry, with less chance of random bans when you accept payments. But if you want to have a fake account with an identity other than your own, it's more complicated, and you need a front business that looks legitimate, because the checks are more thorough.

In short, there are solutions, there are always solutions, but accepting payments in 2024-2025 is more complicated than before, it's part of this global dynamic to control financial flows, thank you uncle sam, we're all waiting impatiently for the brics to dismantle your fucking dollar.

PS: sorry for the broken English, not native.